Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-04
WHOLE NO. 1877.

high region, is already felt. Sternberg &
Son, who have one of the largest rolling
mills in the city and have plenty of orders
! ON hand, are cut of coal, and have 10 sus-
| pend operations for several days until a
supply comes.
| Teiegraphing on Moving Trains.
ICoPygkt. 1857, by te California associated Pressl
New York, October 3d-[Special.1-
Many Lig electricians. including Thos. A.
Edison, Prof. Geo. f. Barker, Ezra T. Gilli-
! land ana Prof. Henry Morton, will attend
an exhibition of train telegrapby upon the
| Lehigh Valley Railroad, on Thursday. 1t
Tiil be special exhibition by the Consol-
T idated Telegraph Company of the scheme
oi telegraphing to and from moving trains
! ey electric indactive actien.
The Baltimore and Ohio Deal.
PEW YORK, October 3d.-The Baltimore
and ohio people have at last refused to put
up any more money to run the telegraph
company, and Frioay saw the last financial
conneeton between the two concerns. The
railroad people have formally notified the
officials of the telegraph company that on
and after October 1st they need not expect
any assistance from them. The whole stu
atlon Is an interesting one, and puts a new
phase on'the telegraph and, in fact, the en-
tire Baltimore and Ohio deal.
IRE Last of the ".Raseals.v
WASHINGTON, October 3d-The removal
OF 5. G. Martin, Chief Clerk of the Special
Agents of the Treasury Department, Satur-
day, is noted. The dismissal of Mr.. Mar
TN removes rom that'dep.srmes.t the last
OF OF the Repu5ican officials. Martin held
the position Of Chief of the Treasury Spe-
Gals about eight years. His successor. Col
onel James A, Jewell, is said to be a man
OF character and ability. He has already
mad several years experience as q Special
Agent. One of his first acts will be thor
ough reorganization of the entire service
from Maine to California.
Railway Commissions Report.
iCoPwiGht, 1887 by ese California associated Press.
New York, October 3d-[Special THE
testimony taken by the Pacific Railroad
Investigating Commission fills fourteen
large printed volumes. The Commission
ers will meet week from to-day and be-
gin work on their report which they ex-
pect to make unanimous in its conclusions.
The Commission will not make any an
nouncement of its findings.
Short Foreign Raisin Crop.
lcopgrigt, 1887, by tie California associated Iress
New York, October 3d.-[SpeciaI. IA
cable dated the Both ultimo gives the fol-
lowing upon the subject of Valencia rails
ms Ao IL udS Ueen raining Tor week
and the loss to the crop is estimated at
lOO0o tons, we cannot get any stock, as the
market is bare and is expected to so con-
tlnue for some time"
Yesterdays Ball Games.
INDIANAPoLIs-Ch Chicago 8, indianapolis q
WAsHINGToN-Washin 3, New York
Z.
MISUNDERSTANDING 5, Detroit 10.
ADELPHIA-Ph Philadelphia 5, BostonO
New YoRK-Brooklyn l, Metropolitan g.
PHILADELPHIA-Baltim =, Athletic Ii.
LoUIsvILLE-Louisville G, St. Louis 7.
CLEvELAND-Cleyeland I, Cincinnati 2.
A Priest Chosen as School Principal.
PITTsBURG, October 3d-At an election
for Principal of the Third Ward school
tonight Rev. Father McTighe, a Roman
Catholic priest, was chosen. The election
has caused considerable discussion in re-
ligious circles, as it is believed to be the first
choice of the kind on record.
More Cases of Cholera.
New YORK, October 3d.-Four more
cases of cholera have developed on Hoff-
man Island among the passengers of the
steamship Alesia. The patients were re-
now fourteen cases under treatment
The New G. A, Il. Com1nander
MINNEAPoLIs, October 3d-Commander-
ln-Chief 6. 4. Rea, of the G. A. R., arrived
in this city this evening and was rendered
a grand reception.
Yesterdays Bond Purchases.
WASHINGTON, October 3d-The total
amount of bonds offered TO the Government
to-day-was Ss95, $50, of which S242 500 were
tour and half per cents and $53, $50 fours.